Aerial AB 1000 Series Manual de instrucciones - Página 5
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Imprimir páginaThe sound box is furnished also with a power counter ( ( a) shows kWh from the
very first start of the unit) and a device socket (b) max. 8 A). During the using of
the sound box in connection with an adsorption dryer, the electrical supply of the
dryer can occur via this device socket.
Maximal connection: 8A
The sound box is equipped with handles for transportation. (at Ab 200 one
handle on the top, at AB 500 and AB 1000 two lateral handles)
The rubber bumpers of the sound box are set up from not coming off, food genuine
material.
Optionaly the AB 500 and AB 1000 is also available with transport frame and big
wheels.
The side channel blower is stored in the sound box on oscillation dampening
grommets.
For the connection of hose systems and air filters, the sound box has tube double
nipple of the size 1½").
4. Safety
The sound boxes are furnished with protective devices. The devices were subjected
to a safety examination. Dangers threaten in the case of operating error or abuse
- for the user.
- for the machine and other real values.
- for the efficient work of the machine.
All persons who have to do with the installation, service and maintenance of the
devices must be qualified correspondingly and consider this operating manual
precisely.
Using as directed
The sound boxes with blower are intended for the drying out of cavities.
Risk by accessory
Hoses, fittings and air filters must be fit expertly and must not take the protective
devices of the sound box out of operation. The control elements must always
remain freely amenable.
Authorized users
The service of the sound boxes AB 200, AB 500 and AB 1000 may only be carried
out by persons that were instructed from the operator. The user is responsible in the
field of action third parties compared to.
Responsibilities for different activities on the device must of course be determined
and kept. Unclear competences are a safety hazard.
The operator must make the operating instruction amenable for the user and make
sure that the user did understand the manual.
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